Futch's Landscape

About Futch's Landscape

In March the ravines at the edge of Palatka fill with azalea color, steep sandy slopes running down toward the creek in pink and white. Futch's Landscape works that same season hard, cutting the first flush of growth, edging what winter blurred, shaping shrubs before the buds set. Yards here sit on rolling ground more often than people expect of Florida, and mowing a slope well takes a slower hand and a straighter eye. They trim, they clear, they blow the walks clean and leave the beds legible. By the time the last azalea drops, the lawns they keep have found their shape for the year.